Seedance 2.0 may open its API as early as after the holiday, with stable computing power output being a potential challenge

After Seedance 2.0 gained popularity, ByteDance is accelerating the commercialization of this model.

All Weather Technology has exclusively learned from an application merchant close to the ByteDance ecosystem that Seedance 2.0 is expected to open its API interface as early as February 24.

Although this specific timeline has not been confirmed by ByteDance officially, multiple signals indicate that the external output of Seedance 2.0 has entered a countdown phase.

Previously, the core capabilities of Seedance 2.0 were mainly limited to ByteDance's internal ecosystem, supporting the video generation functions of the creative platform "Ji Meng AI" and the marketing tool "Xiao Yun Que."

This means that the core capabilities, which previously only served ByteDance's internal products, will soon be transformed into a universal technical service, provided to third-party developers and enterprise users.

Moreover, according to All Weather Technology's information from industry insiders, some downstream companies have already learned about the relevant developments and formulated access plans to seize the dividends of AI video generation.

However, the large-scale opening of the API is not a simple interface connection; it will be an extreme stress test for ByteDance's underlying computing power reserves.

Compared to traditional large text models, video generation models consume GPU computing power at an exponential rate.

The continuous computation of video frames, high-resolution rendering, and the simulation of complex physical laws all impose extremely high requirements on computing power infrastructure.

According to recent practical test data from All Weather Technology, while Seedance 2.0 performs impressively, it still faces challenges in actual user experience: the current generation speed is relatively slow, and there is a certain failure rate in generation.

Industry insiders speculate that the aforementioned phenomenon is likely related to the current "computing power congestion."

If the API opens as scheduled on February 24, a massive influx of external concurrent requests will exponentially increase the server's load pressure.

How to maintain a "stable delivery speed" will be a pressing challenge that Seedance 2.0 needs to address in the upcoming commercialization test